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Leaning post
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My fisherman 18 came with two pedestal seats which were inconvenient at best. When sitting, you couldn't see where you were going, when standing it wasn't very comfortable.
I built this leaning post using electrical conduit (which is light and cheap) and my trusty MIG from Harbor freight. Here are some pics. |
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After a bit of sanding my crappy welds and a few coats of West Marine topside, here is the finished product.
I also made the cushion and cover. I has some vinyl left over and I gave my sewing skills a workout. The cushion isn't perfect but it works. |
VERY nice job. It looks well thought out and probably will last longer than a "store bought". MIG and TIG are my two favorite kinds of welding. I have to admit I'd never try something like that, even though I can weld fairly well. Well Done!!!!!:clap:
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Looks pretty darn good to me.....and the price was right too I bet.:clap:
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Nice work , I wish I knew how to weld ...
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Thanks guys, I am pretty happy with it. I have about $50 in it not including the $35 for the paint which I am using to spray several things anyways.
About two years ago I made the T-top from my boat also. It turned out O.K. but I will be re-doing it this year with some beefier tubing. There is just a bit too much flex in it for me. |
looks good!
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nice work:clap::clap:
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I don't see any crappy welds...looks great...good work!!...:clap:
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